A version of Obsidian that runs on the web (browser). For file storage, something like Google Drive integration, where files can be stored there.

Agreed. Obsidian has become an integral part of my daily workflow. I live in paranoia about the day when I cannot use Obsidian on my work laptop due to some internal security concern!

I have a similar problem of not being able to install any 3rd party software on my working PC, and access to my knowledge base is very important for me at work. Web app with sync can be a paid option, new source of revenue.

What kind of documents we are talking about? The idea is to keep your home notes about technologies that you are researching or working with, accessible from office, if there will be an web app with sync, you wont download or upload anything directly. +1 for web app

I agree. The idea of obsidian seems to be privacy-focused, so the only option I could see would be to create a simple online editor that can show obsidian links. I share the same concerns as @AdminByTheBay . @IvanV Something along the lines of this (I think) is the only security conscious solution.

I know this is an old post but I seriously appreciate you spelling this out, @AlexanderSavenkov . I have been looking at this idea of getting my Obsidian files online and absolutely drowning in lingo-heavy guides and suggestions. Just having a clear starting point makes a world of difference! I alrea…

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I agree web access is important (for me). I stopped using Joplin and started using Obsidian for this very reason. Since Obsidian files are .md files, I sync these to my self-hosted Nextcloud and installed the md plug in so that I can at least view and edit them if I’m away from my personal laptop. Y…

Just my +1 here too, even if it’s not a priority right now and that’s perfectly fine. Re. whether it would support an “illegitimate” use (as per the discussion above): not necessarily. I work in academia, and we have our office computers maintained by IT. They install whatever program we want on it…

Need one developer to write converter and formatter. trun md to html converter backlink, yaml, block embed, block ref ,etc formatter.

Obsidian for web

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Maxence October 31, 2020, 5:51pm 57

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